Efficacy of the Virtual Reality-Based Stress Management Program on Stress-Related Variables in People With Mood Disorders: The Feasibility Study

Shah, Lubna Bte Iskhandar; Torres, Samantha; Kannusamy, Premarani; Chng, Cecilia Mui Lee; He, Hong; Klainin‐Yobas, Piyanee

doi:10.1016/j.apnu.2014.09.003

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“…They highlighted an important difference between public health and biomedical models: health promotion focuses on the resources towards health over the cautionary tales of risk and disease. Early results in the treatment of stress suggest VR is an ideal platform to combine exposure to relaxation and provide psychoeducation [20]. VR has the advantage of being able to entice visual and audio senses combined with interactive features that assists the retention of knowledge.…”

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“…Health perception and self-realisation are knowledge based variables of well-being. CBT has knowledge of one's condition rooted in it and in recent VR stress studies, knowledge retention has been considered a key outcome [20]. An important consideration that highlights the independence of well-being and mental illness is that individuals with a mental health illness, may experience positive well-being, and vice versa [17].…”

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“…Neither study had control groups but both did show a decrease in levels of depression, and a decrease in levels of stress was noted for Shah et al [20]. Gaggioli et al [79] conducted a block randomised control study on nurses and teachers exposed to high levels of psychological stress.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Through embodied VR child avatars, Falconer et al was able to achieve higher levels self-compassion for sufferers of depression. Stress was the primary target and depression the secondary in Shah et al's VR mood induction procedure study [20].…”

Section: Depression and Stressmentioning

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Head-Mounted Virtual Reality and Mental Health: Critical Review of Current Research (Preprint)

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“…Se realizaron tres sesiones diarias de una hora que comprendían dos componentes principales: psicoeducación y la práctica de relajación (a través de vídeos de relajación basados en RV). Los participantes que completaron el programa habían reducido significativamente el estrés subjetivo (t = 6,91, p < 0,001), el nivel de depresión (t = 5,62, p < 0,001), la ansiedad (t = 5,54, p < 0,001); la relajación percibida (F = 26,20, p < 0,001), la autopercepción del estrés (F = 13,77, p < 0,001), además, de identificar un aumento de la temperatura en la piel (F = 17,71, p < 0,001) 18 .…”

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Realidad virtual y sus aplicaciones en trastornos mentales: una revisión

Castillo

2018

Rev. chil. neuro-psiquiatr.

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The last two decades have witnessed the emergence of virtual reality (VR) as an important tool for research, evaluation and treatment in mental disorders in mental healthIntroducción L as tecnologías han ingresado cada vez más al desarrollo de la vida actual ampliando las características evolutivas de los seres humanos, con aplicaciones que ofrecen nuevos escenarios en la resolución de problemas y también de los trastornos mentales. Una de las herramientas que se presentan como una vanguardia tecnológica clínica es la realidad virtual (RV). La RV inversiva crea mundos interactivos generados por computadora, que sustituyen las percepciones sensoriales del mundo real por las generadas digitalmente, produciendo la sensación de estar realmente en nuevos entornos de tamaño real. La RV permite un control estrecho sobre los estímulos presentados y las estrategias de intervención facilitando implementaciones más precisas 1 . De esta forma pueden ser utilizada como una valiosa herramienta en la evaluación, tratamiento e investigación, ya que

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Virtual reality for the enhancement of emotion regulation

Colombo

Díaz-García

Fernández‐Álvarez

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Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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In recent decades, a growing body of literature has focused on emotion regulation (ER), which refers to the ability to implement strategies in order to modulate emotional responses and reach desirable goals. To date, impaired ER (i.e., emotion dysregulation) has been identified as a transdiagnostic factor across a wide range of psychopathological conditions, which shows the importance of improving patients' ability to regulate negative and positive emotions in clinical practice. In addition to the increasing evidence showing its efficacy in the treatment of several clinical conditions, virtual reality (VR) has recently emerged as a potentially powerful tool for enhancing ER, thus breaking new ground in the development of cutting-edge transdiagnostic interventions. In the present narrative review, we will provide an overview of the existing evidence about VR-based interventions in the field of ER, emphasizing the promising findings and the barriers that still have to be addressed. To this aim, the available VR-based literature will be analysed in relation to four categories of ER strategies: situational strategies, attentional strategies, cognitive strategies, and response modulation strategies. Furthermore, new emerging fields of research targeting innovative aspects of ER will be highlighted, including the use of VR to promote positive emotions and interpersonal ER skills. Besides, its cost-effectiveness will be discussed, taking into account the costs for both developers (e.g., clinicians and researchers) and end-users. Finally, future directions in this promising field of research will be outlined.

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Efficacy of the Virtual Reality-Based Stress Management Program on Stress-Related Variables in People With Mood Disorders: The Feasibility Study

Cited by 75 publications

References 24 publications

Head-Mounted Virtual Reality and Mental Health: Critical Review of Current Research (Preprint)

Head-Mounted Virtual Reality and Mental Health: Critical Review of Current Research (Preprint)

Realidad virtual y sus aplicaciones en trastornos mentales: una revisión

Virtual reality for the enhancement of emotion regulation

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